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hearing. I'VE wan. 70 know how yoyal s vote" !"

asked Mr.. Lincoln. smiling at him.
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from the Of visitors around
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coin asked shs snssSrns 10 The
nene Of Job. his face Frightening q little, at
wnieh me assyemDiaee again laughed In good
IercSs sake. Mr.. Lincoln, II you be going
% ont ei e sss so sind es ss aop ssn
Wei. you look in at half past 8 mex. Tues,
.hossSs $aHSnss boys ySSs he
TSn woadn sns us now
Mr.. Lincoln" suesested job, tiinidiy: whereat
the others h a6 broke 9It again IN mrh
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for ses thass ali sSt Ts for
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want 0 to s mp ySSSe
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JOB b. says a the e, more he hears ABOUT 'em the
Mr. Lincoln moved forward in his. chair. to
moment and then leaned composedly back.
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apreierrea girls; but soncuded. after tSe ith'
to put all the womanishness q Aye more into
o be ~ use Ers
three had been marriageable for ever 30 long;
to upset the whole business. Pidge RisIey was
50 he Was 81 Widow s a in al fendy
thse When
to him. and tried to find out what he thought
sssss hs hs @ Sse Sss ssy m@G
called there. what do you think p-three out Of
ns IN ss
wefl pleased, but .Pidge enjoyed himself: and
when Ph came Ground again he
II The edes. dsush.sp fre III dss
locked in once more Of an evening. and the
had the same Identical sort Of. cap on their
heads; That night he gave little the most
to fe
came prowling few days after PfdRe couldn't
help saying, although he was bit shy Of Phil
tfan the middle sister Of the .ave 50 plump,
ana fresh and sps,rkiing with her low :necksd
dropped in after tea, having mentioned to the
widow, at afternoon meeting. that he intended
seemed to set PidRe TO refoctinG hard, and the
mpshot Of 1t was. he never went near the Widow
about It, but you could get nothing out Of him
eea % see he S he Of s% sss
Mr. 1.-The nn he SAY Of sm the
crat was cxpounding the reasons for abandon.
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os 81 tSs cd sy
souri, high roads. had acquired considerable
fame as manufacturer Of game pies which
passed her hsbitatiop. and enjoy as they went vent
their Onward n ~ way: In II the natural natural oSnrse @ Of
q sss ssss!
feeble and rheumatic. and failed to keep Up the
s or
toners began e grumbie and at last Aunt
What Is the matter with these pies Of yours,
We'll. What is the matter; they's good pies.
But there's no game in them,"
";Lpr child: prayer hen tPrairie hen? ain't INT
%s ssn Sas 2ssk Tor his rheu
when there's nothing but crust R and and old % pork to
them: What u do you call them game pies for
Aunt Jenny thought this unreasonable. and
ne! BIsss s You: tf tehild call em game pies cause
Thsss II is sT%ys '0 the
enoas beUle and the hauss os
Mr.. Lincoln sent o message to my hotel re.
now ready. There was not much to be made
Of the incident, for newspaper purposes: He
osity ci VI now, President tlal candidate though ho
WIS. f1o was cneereQ Ilttle. ratner perfume
torily. and few spectators-the fugaclous Job
among them. no doubt-looked on while he
tore away the list OF electors from tho printed
Republican ticket, and, deposited the balance
of tho slip. l remember my. disappointment
at not finding material enough in the transac-
But then. / belonged to the old school OF Jour
nalism. Your modern special correspondent
would ask no better basis for continuous pages
9f brilliant narrative-m II power to his nimbie
AS was to have been expected tho night fol:
lowing the election was the most exciting Of
my visit. Tho great result had long been past
q doubt, but there was none the less eagerness
to learn the details. The little telegraph office,
IN the centre Of the town, was a. a scene zee e Of the
were permitted to INVADE It's privacy, and get
tho news fresh from the wires. As an inevit-
nble consequence, reports of the most gigantic
and impossible dimensions circulated outside,
The Soltherners in Washington had set fire to
the capital, Jeff. DAVIS had proclaimed rebel;
II sad sra nsen
in the streets OF New York and could not bo
stopped. The negroes OF Virginia had risen in
i9snrrecti9n; Buchanan had resigned tlie Pres p
graph station and denying these and kindred
rumors was set down as having his own rea-
CONS for ponppalinn "a dreadful frufh A